Keeping the Candid Movement Natural
by raish

Comment by gwe21:
I really like motion of the couple walking, however, the person on the left frame kind of takes away from them.

Keeping the Candid Movement Natural
by raish

Comment by brianz:
The content of this image is not interesting. Maybe cropped tighter removing the guy from the left and the lamp from the right...but still, missing some good content.

Keeping the Candid Movement Natural
by raish

Comment by violinist123:
Nice blending of the shots but no real excitement here.

Vinter Vigeland
by raish

Comment by MG:
Nice winter capture ΓΆ€“ but to my taste there are a bit too many objects in the picture.

Prince Surveys Pauperhood
by raish

Comment by JuliBoc:
I'll never understand the "1" votes. I almost always have at least a couple. I've probably said so before, but there are darn few "bad" photos on this site.

I think this has excellent contrast, between the dark and light, and between the beautiful grooming and the decay. The eye is a startling contrast to the rest of the image, and you managed to capture quite a bit of detail in that white fur. Good going.

Message edited by author 2008-01-07 16:37:31.

Prince Surveys Pauperhood
by raish

Comment by jaysonmc:
I like the line of the stairwell next to the curved back of the cat. I also like the nice rich tones of the red. A good photo for the challenge and a cute kitty.

Ooh
by raish

Comment by McJamweasel:
Border is overdone, not enough detail in the photo.

Keeping the Candid Movement Natural
by raish

Comment by jdannels:
nice, I like the single person coming into the frame too.

Time
by raish

Comment by Bear_Music:
I think this is basically lovely, but there are some things about it that keep it from rising to the top aesthetic plateau. In no particular order, they are:

1. The awkward crop of the leftmost trunk where it goes in and out of the frame.

2. The unfortunate prominence of the lamp post.

3. The way the people are all clumped in the mid-distance. If the nearest figure were 20 feet closer to us it would work better for me.

4. The chromatic fringing on the branches. I'm not sure why you didn't just desat this and get rid of that.

Still and all, a very evocative image.

Prince Surveys Pauperhood
by raish

Comment by Wildcard:
He posed beautifully for you and well done on the exposure with that white fur. He is such a gorgeous cat. Love the title as well. The bright eye looks a little odd but I assume that's from the flash, cats are the most difficult creatures to photograph.